On November 23rd, during the third anniversary of New Honor and the launch of Honor 100 series new products, Honor CEO Zhao Ming was interviewed by the media.

Previously, the 5G functionality of Huawei Mate 60 series returned. Recently, it has been reported that Huawei will also bring 5G functionality to the mid to low end market. When asked if Honor would feel pressure about it, Zhao Ming responded by saying, "Why does Honor have pressure?"?

This indicates the vitality of the mobile phone market, with a strong competitor competing. He bluntly stated that the Honor 100 series currently has no competitors in the industry.

Zhao Ming stated that in the high-end market in Europe, Apple accounts for nearly 80% of flagship smartphone sales. If you want to establish a foothold in the European market in the future, you need to participate with stronger capabilities.

Data shows that the Honor 100 Pro comes in four versions: 12GB+256GB, 16GB+256GB, 16GB+512GB, and 16GB+1TB. It features a 6.78-inch streaming quad screen with a resolution of 2700 × 1224 pixels, supporting a 120Hz screen refresh rate and 1.07 billion color display, with a rear mounted 50 million pixel DSLR main camera, a 112 ° ultra wide angle macro lens, and a 50x telephoto optical stabilization lens. Equipped with the second-generation Snapdragon 8 mobile platform and a built-in 5000mAh capacity battery, the starting price is 3399 yuan.

Zhao Ming stated that the Honor 100 series targets the latest released iPhone 15 series and stated that it is more eye friendly on the screen, surpasses them in communication, and has better battery life. "Honor has only been established for three years and can challenge Apple. If you don't even have the courage, there is no possibility of success. If you don't set limits on yourself, there is a possibility for the future," Zhao Ming said firmly.

It is worth noting that on the 22nd, Honor released an internal board announcement announcing personnel adjustments. Wu Hui will serve as the company's director and chairman, and Wan Biao will serve as the vice chairman. Zhao Ming stated that the addition of the new chairman will make the board more diverse, which is also what Honor needs in the process of entering the capital market.

And it was stated that there is no clear benchmark for Honor's listing, and it will definitely choose to go public in China. The board of directors chose to speak out at this time to refute rumors of a "shell listing". "Various online rumors have indeed had a significant impact on investors. In fact, this information does not need to be disclosed at this time, but we hope to be honest. Backdoor listing has never been Honor's choice," Zhao Ming said.